Fashion sculptor
Bodies are your block of stone
you insert a corset
sucking and squeezing
excess to a better place
Sir surgeon sir
excuse me
oozing very small
very soft
very deep within my dress
very thin
very flesh
I mean your dress
Poem and photo by Rachel McAlpine CC BY-NC 2.0
Poems in the wild—Rachel McAlpine 
A very nice poem . And gotta say , a very unique poem as well. It. Was indeed interesting, anyways. Where people write orthodox poems, you have written a very unique poem, which in fact has worked very well for you. I too have a blog […] please visit and comment . Hopefully you will soon…..
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Thank you, Nikesh. Your poems also are stamped with your personality, which is always an excellent thing. I don’t print URLs in comments, because that brings spam. But don’t worry, everyone can discover your blog just by clicking on your photo or profile. Carry on writing!
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OK, very sorry for that..
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No problem. I did it twice mysel before realising.
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Oh! that’s interesting…
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Anyways, which poem of mine you liked the most…
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Nikesh, this sort of question is not really considered polite. People will quietly visit your blog and if they like a particular poem, they will click the Like button. Trust readers to do this without asking. I’m not offended, but I thought I should share this point of etiquette.
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OK, fine , I will take that as a lesson.
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🙂 You’re a good sport.
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Ya, thank you
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